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About The Louie Anderson Theater at Palace Station Hotel & Casino
The Louie Anderson Theater, now part of Palace Station’s theater complex, sits inside Palace Station Hotel & Casino at 2411 W Sahara Ave in Las Vegas. Since Louie Anderson began his Palace Station run in 2010 and the theater complex underwent a major renovation opening in 2018, this venue has become a reliable, no-fuss spot for comedy and live performances. Whether you’re catching a headlining show in the Grand Ballroom or an intimate set in Salon A or the Bingo Room, we’ve got you covered with seating options, parking details, transportation tips, and nearby lodging and dining recommendations.
Palace Station is an on-site hotel, with nearby partner hotels and a curated list of restaurants to suit different tastes. Use our listings to secure your seats and plan a convenient trip—we’ll help you find the best way to get there, where to park, and where to stay or eat nearby. If you’re looking for a reliable, straightforward ticket-buying experience, you’ve got a guy who can help you secure the seats you want without the hassle.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: Palace Station Hotel & Casino, 2411 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102.
- Former name: The Louie Anderson Theater; the space is now referred to as Palace Station’s theater complex.
- Main spaces and capacities: Grand Ballroom (seated 1,500; standing 1,700), Grand Ballroom Salon A (seated 200), Bingo Room (seated 356).
- Seating charts exist and are used by ticket platforms (e.g., TicketIQ and TickPick).
- Parking: On-site, always-free parking for Palace Station guests (garages/lot).
- Transit: Nearby bus lines 119 and SX; closest Las Vegas Monorail connection is at Las Vegas Convention Center Station (walk/transfer as needed).
- Nearby hotels: Palace Station is the on-site hotel; other nearby options are within a short distance (per hotel listings).
- Notable events: Louie Anderson’s Palace Station run began in 2010; the theater complex underwent a major renovation opening in 2018.
